Editor's Corner: Pursuit of Passion Across Lifestyles
In this week’s column the editor reflects on conversations with three individuals united by passion: Kelley Hunt headlining the Marshall Blues Festival, Ed Talone the North Country Trail hiker, and Oaklawn Hospital RN Leslie Olmstead featured next week. The piece honors choosing a life driven by purpose, sharing personal anecdotes about family history and a creed to follow one’s passions for meaning and happiness.
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Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce Lives On As MAEDA Guided
The Marshall Area Chamber dissolves its governing structure but continues in name with MAEDA leadership. Membership remains, events ongoing, and the chamber’s mission to advance Marshall’s commercial and civic interests continues under new oversight.
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Albion Public Schools Seeks Buses and Residency Respect
Albion Public Schools urges nearby Calhoun and Jackson County districts to stop sending buses into Albion zones. The superintendent states educating locally sustains the town, and taking students away harms the community and district’s ability to serve its own students.
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Opinions on Rights and a Broad Gun Debate
A columnist comments on the June 27 Supreme Court marriage ruling and interprets the Second Amendment. The piece questions whether the core aim is militia security or personal gun access, noting uncertainty about historical use and framing hunting, sport, and protection as incidental benefits.
Vote Against Fast Track Helps American Manufacturing
To the Editor, the piece denounces fast track power for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, cites manufacturing as key to 70 percent of US R&D and warns that NAFTA CAFTA and WTO expansion fueled job losses. It praises Rep. Justin Amash for opposing Fast Track and defending manufacturing.
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